Randall Peck, Director of
Photography, is a
Seattle-based cinematographer/director of photography well-versed in 35mm
and 16mm motion picture photography, 24P high definition digital
cinematography and the many varieties of analogue and digital video. He has
nineteen years experience shooting feature films, short films, national and
local commercials, television shows, documentaries, sports, music videos,
fashion, travel and corporate marketing, His recent work includes the
official documentary of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games for Bud Greenspan and
Cappy Productions, a commercial for the NBA's "Team Up" campaign,
commercials for Nickelodeon, 10 half hour shows of "Trailside" for PBS, for
Major League Baseball, the NBA, HBO, Scripps Network, Anheuser Busch,
Microsoft, Arco, 3M and more.
Schy Gleason, Editor,
has amassed decades of experience in video, TV and stage production and
post-production work. His experience in national, regional, & local
commercials includes two years in network broadcast TV promotions for
nationally known clients such as NBC, ABC, Warner Brothers, Fox, Sony,
Disney Channel, and more.
Schy has also supported the
production and post production needs of local broadcast TV promotions for
the LA market and has several years’ experience in government (military) and
corporate video productions, including case studies, product role-outs,
trade show material, media announcements, and educational videos
Scot
Charles, Sound Designer,
is both a sound designer and audio recordist. His experience and involvement
with audio production is extensive. He has been involved with many award
winning projects and won a national EMMY in 1999 for the National Geographic
Special "Avalanche: The White Death", in the category of "Outstanding
Achievement in Non-Fiction Programming - Sound Mixing". He was also
nominated for an Emmy for his sound design work on "Blue Water Hunters," the
1990 PBS special directed by Emmy award winner, Laszlo Pal.
Billy
Brush, Sound Editor, provided sound recording on the set and was the
audio post production editor, assisting Scot during the final mixdown.
Johnny Bregar, Composer,
makes music that has soul. Alongside catchy melodies and a pop sensibility,
his sound reaches into alternative-land with dreamy organ, a bit of grit and
that lovely vintage Fender Rhodes. Johnny was trained as a classical
pianist early on. Then high school hit… so he picked up the guitar and
continues to pick up new instruments all the time. On his new CD,
yet-to-be-named, he plays all the instruments, except drums. He’s still
working keeping time with all four limbs...
